Discover the Indian Ocean's Gravity Anomaly! 🧲🧐

Discover the incredible mystery of the Indian Ocean where Earth's gravity dips unusually low, covering a vast area of 3 million square kilometers. This video dives into why this region experiences such a significant reduction in gravitational pull, dropping sea level by about 350 feet. Join us as we explore the scientific theories behind this phenomenon, including the massive magma deposits beneath the ocean floor, remnants of an ancient seabed over 200 million years old. Understand how Earth’s gravity can vary and what this means for science today!

[whateverwhenever]

'Gravity is what stops us floating off into space"

Shows graphic of Earth's magnetic field

[ronaldbeck]

If the sea level drops ... that would be greater gravity ... not " weaker ".

[martinkenah]

Why would the sea level drop if the gravity is weaker in this region? I thought it would have the opposite effect.😮😮😮

[landrelalonde]

I've calibrate electronic scale for 20 years and this is why we have to calibrate the scale were it's going to be used If it's to far away. The gravity is not the same its higher at the poles than at the equator, with local variations.

[jamesmatheson]

I believe that their cause is from mountains and how currents are moving over mountains which are underwater

[andrewk]

If there is way more magma there, why is there less gravity? Why would the sea level drop? If there is less gravity? This makes no sense....is this a noob ai?

[andrewbailey]

Thank you, I thought I'd put weight on but I'm guessing the gravity has changed

[Kir-tseq]

That spot on Earth is amazing . Most southern India in there .🚨🏝️🪙🗳️💕
Btw the triangle between Chile, Peru and Bolivia is one of rare oposite maximums, also in mountains of Papua . ‼️📶🔸💬🕓

[jeffreychandler]

A very interesting anomaly, worth studying!

[icemancometh]

There's a video on youtube with Alan Alda going in a submarine in the ocean. There were these hot water vents down there and they told them to stay away from them. They said how close can we get to look at them? They said don't get too close the water coming out of them is hot enough to melt the hull of your submarine. 👁👁 They kept their distance. So you can look at the ocean as a giant aquarium with the filter system installed.

[ihrv]

Like, stop with the random animations that have no relevance to the topic, you seem like a spammer when what you’re saying might actually be true. For the sake of us all, please appreciate and protect the integrity of science and technology. Our survival depends on it.

[louievelez]

Looking at this video makes me wonder how a compass works.

[Mediocrity.Unleashed]

Surface tension leaves no scope for any anomaly in sea level. Amd it's not 350 feet but 350 kilometres. I know this, I'm an Indian and this is Indian Ocean

[christinatharushi]

How nice the biggest difference in gravity centered on island Sri Lanka

[joeson]

Malaysian missing PLANE MH 370 Pilot must have known this SPOT ?

[genearmfield]

Perhaps it's a component ( the pushing force of space) that keeps the gravity nearest the center of all things in the universe

[CharlesHarris-zwvf]

Um . . . Alien infrastructure. It's a honeycomb Earth. You'll see.

[sag]

Maybe this is where the downed Air flight went years ago and they only found pieces of it floating on toward Madagascar in Africa

[sampathkavin]

That part is called KUMARI KANDAM in Tamil ....it was built and ruled by Tamils

[dsrisub]

Gravity doesn't attract to earths center it creates a curvature in space time that curve pulls to it's centre not Earth's centre